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NORIH PACIFIC AND aRo u sT1RR
AltaraAaA
Arrive daily excapt GunaAF, from
Ficeoria and Part fowusen1-.. N
Depart daily excspt 6uRdAF. ~
Ieoolaa ...-s... s.....s..ss.. IN
Arrive daily exrep4 sunaaE,
tIe@ Fasaaia. -. :...-.. sman
ViasoEis and Poss T0vsSs1.. sn
sfEAMER EHMA HAYWARD.
Arrives daily frum Tneuma ...e an
Dep@xaM daily far Tacoma .......f an
Arrives daily from TacomA, en-.
esgs slsasy..-:........-. :. .IA1Ds
$500 - -. 49, tMn.
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PUGET SOUND SHORE RE-
Ne. g dsparts daily for TAeema. 1zeam
No. y arrives daily frum Hanomm e18 d
No y 9spmFw daily fer alunk
Juncslea and WaT n1a1lnna asSum
Ne. q arrives onllT frun S4nnk
Jlnatian ana way slatlnMB. -. nofas q n
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V,wxsa. gaty e --fhe TssAisfi E.alea
.has Ktna Miien u SpFvta asd CSeSn
SNtAfse, Die uifa. hAse seeeUe rseeH-
: tSa
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Meney and Mnrkets.


NEW Kozx. JuIg 22.-Monsy on call
sasy, 4d6 per cent; last loan, q; closed
offered 80 5 ger cent; prime mercantile
paper, kf46 peFeent; Etssiing sx
change. dall buf steady at 62x foI
sixty day bills. e4s45< for demand.
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AmeTiean Express, los, Canadian
Paciie. 6054; Canada Southern, 555s;
OeDtrai Pa1Ihs, s7k; BaFiiaRton. l4s5f;
Dslauaxe. Baoksgsna 4 Western, 132a /;
Dsnvef 4 Rio Grande, -; Micns-
RAn Central, $50; Kansas Il Texas.
90k; New York Central, 1o9S
Norihern Pacifc. 34l4, preferred. 60ss
Northwestern 1857; Oregon ImuEove-
maut. %; 0reRon NaSigafion 81;
Oseor Tranpcoutiuenfai, -; Paeifir
Mali, 81: Rock Island. rs; 81. Paul,
So; Eexss Pseille. ~; Union Pacife.
651f: Uniaed States Express, O.; Wells,
Fargo Express. l28; Western Union,
76Ss; Erie, 81; lake Shore, 81;
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RFRAMm mAno

Arrives ffun Eha9cam ersy Iaaa
AZ TAnxsenT n1d aatzn1sT 49,. z ,
DspaEis fsr Whaaeom nnd uuypMa
every SGn4Ay, Taaaazy md EAmFB-
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sFooE MAEkEr - ~ YoAE.

EEw YoKK, Jaiy 22.-Today's stock
market differed from its predecessor
0Bly 10 the degree Of dizziness attained
and that TIE Anal changes In galatians
are 90 tie side Of the loser prices
There vas some strength In the FIRST ten
minutes, e1t the traders and smaller
eliques soon began 20 realize and this
YES carried on thro1eheut the day, Riv-
M tbe market dropping tendsacy
and lowering prices slightly. The aetive
list. With bat fsv exceptions. IL logtg
than yesterday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-23

sr. pmrKueuunu, Jnly IA cares
s,'aaegs "a the TSnsss dentes that dlsog-
xe-r exiss IL Kerki. Tbs kaasian ocea-
s.seion hsg. he eorFsspoadest aytTs,
kanealad the inhabiianta. vac, be adds,
appreciate kaasia's wofk q rnA,staan-
IT. order and protesting trade. huasla
nssihsd Engiand menth before teAl
eta intended 80 ooeupy keEkL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-23

iowa Orr (fowal, gnly 2z.-Pfof. ,.
A Fefious pabisaheB . lister 10 TIE
Inua CJjfv Rspabifcaa this egtnine de-
eslnlne lie nomination tendsFed bin b
sne lees Prohibition Congeniian for
annarietendeut o. Public insiznsiion.
"a avs L. sees no nao foF q third perty
Ia fo4a. ana declares tbAt TIE hspaeit
az uaFtg has d0us ell 10 ils p0WsE for
s,saktkiison ana has given Iowa ~ *.
srlient law. Ne intimates that be will
~ a 49, idase for the SANE elhaa before
~ Republican state Couvention.
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PFrTssURa. Juiy = --At TIE hnanai
meeting today Of District Assembly NO.
:, Kniahta u Labor. comprising 81 ne
assemblies IN Allegheny eouuty, tne
fasl wss developed that TIE majority %
shs District uere oppreed % ne new
oanstllaiton. and 4 ss pfenaoie that the
Aaleesta 10 she nezt aasembly wiz oe
instFacted 10 oCpasa u.
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sAu Fnancraco. Jaly x2.-Ths Retiring
BOARD 81 ths DATED Btatss Afmy, uhieh
80 been IN session s. he military
headauaFttFa 10 the Fhalan BulidinG,
80 recommended the rstiEemenl ffum
marvlca of CAPTAIN Manauns reesniiy
- ele.sA A Eoft Yuma. A. Il.
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Nwu YoNx, Juiy 22.--Ths Miluankee
-. panl Oampany notified The stock
sxshanae today that 67.87i shares % he
80 stock had heen Subscribed for.
mahine IN addition % The a9.Qo0 for the
Chlcara ana Evanston Foad, el,hli
Shafer. an % which we're placed upoa
A. Feeglar lial. The unsnasesibtd for
shsrns ara expected 20 d taken b. Lon
do0 holdafs whoss sahsaEipisons have
not yes arrived.
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PEEEApELPzIA. JAY 2a.-wosI. dalI
aBd nominal.
BOS1Ox. Jaiy 2l-Wool, improved de-
nAnd fof dom6szie with eonsidsfAbie
sales Of spring Texas and California,
UAlo and Pennsylvania extra 6ecces,
s., ~. 33sd3s; Ne. l woods. ONio, s.;
Michigan, Ssses7; AishiRan sxtfa, 81
q r. sprinR Texas, 9od35; spring Cali
fornia, 1894; pulled woolx snperfne,
4afrH1. extra aesr1SI
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cnllea - ottawa.

vrcronsA ID. @. }, Ialy 2a.--AdiataRt-
Genera. Helmea has been called 90
Ottawa 10 arrange the formation 81 z
Rslsary, 10 - stationed here.
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L0mpam, July 2z.-Ihe American
MinanteF 20 France viii attend tne
Hritieb naval review tomorrow.
naw.r II nfasFass Denaed.
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NEw YoRx, Jaly 2z-Hop@. dali, IN
ehsngfd, m
OoGee-spos, far; Rlo. uominaI,
S3Oa; options lover, moderately ae-
siS.i0sal 20; September. SIS 356ls 80;
Oclobef, SIS 5ele te.so, November. SIS-55
g $50; DscsmbeF, fiS.6od1s IS.
sagar-Firmi csntnfugll, 5 5 i6.a :;
fair Fehrery, quoted AZ SIG; re6nsd,
frm.
Aolasses-Dan.
Petrolsam-Csss si wax; ooeninR.
81; hiahest. ~; lowest, 5s;1; closing,
59a- Sales. 1900 barrels.
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H,oSrzS, Ialy s9.--Tha Marquis Of
Salishafy, rtrlysne % 3 dsVataston
catch salixa % angs TIE GsFsfnnent y
taka sasna aethaa 10 rFcaez1 bfittkh
sFsae from tAe saeeaa Of forsAen scmpes
sision. assisted ky hoanttes. sid i uas
fnspassisls g spsAk tee stFgoRly q re
fnfestsoa whieh The farstzu ec111y sye-
sesa has indicted en British uu9kmNn.
A Rrropean ecnfsrsneas he said. weEta
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III ~ uaean tisas BE- esaia ealy eag tAai
sfsse eeFe tun ~aYs fer EnziiAenen g
Al uiah fheir ansaalAHas To ina enz-
sSst-if fsasontzg fAiie4. EneisaAratn
,a.feef rNscFi q hsa9A
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knznaexA err fAeb. }, Juiy EDS.
VA EoAman wa hanRsd asae toas2 =
II ssefesk fsr wEeekina . MlMeotl -. :
eiae uaassnneF tEain % the ilt1 81 9.
1eanaFy iss1, e DaabaE, - veisa 80
$1,000 psui1s US instantly ktiiea
~s~E = .,,swaasm4 fBfmKN4
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RAN FzkHcBcos cay xr-A4e 80
nfeef steamef PEe1lex vi - ta1sn 49,
90 nsw trial 81 spsed eoafse iale q. u
- EaKboF C0mAieticnefss - seo1 ~
80 4 feaay foE see.
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caIcAoo. JAY 22.-Caftie. receipIs
5000 strone. lele15s higher; shippine
stesrs e3.iea4 ss ssockers and feeders
Sl7O9S. 10, Isxas cattle 81 I8et9S 80.
HoRs-Recsipts lSs0o. stronger.
rsoRA and naixsd IS Is{as.S0, pack-
aad shipping e5.2as1s. lIghs e5l59
6.31
Sheep Rsesipss 5000; steady, natives
8. 75dt 80. Western t3&3so, Texas s.
a5 g.
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Finest Dining and Slssping OR
Rsuta in the He'll


Coursaoas employa1 Hlam4td paNsaFaf
eoukNmsnaa thTee fhouam14 rntlH8 q
aHneth aeanl raj track hallaEta4
along IN enfife ianwtki An
ever changlnE pan1Elma2
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LaEpan. 1aly z-Bfneksione Baker
nsre : haaa1ss ians evening 70 Am4ff
ean Naasna 81 tie BTttefien. Amooe
80 auasas was Mr.. HeaehaEie q Cal
fornln. The ChatFmnn pfopcsed Rfeai-
Nenf CieEaland and The eeBg4ny eane
aaaiI Casnmhia.H Consul waller re-
Sled. nff. Meyer p1oposed ne healtn
"a lha Wneshipfnl MagiHFs and 10 20
nasne es his Amsriean hfsfhfen Pre-
s~nla1 . he Angie Ametioan Lodee q
haaasoms Past Masters jsBsl Of diar
monds as uoEn ID kmeriea ~ 9 SOC
eenir. BAksr returned wseU tnankl
Tor fhs aift. There we're number O
aceeohes ana toasis made
National Republican., 1887-04-11
ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.
Items OF Interest Gathered for the
.Republican's" Readers,

Capt. +. L. Norton was in the city on Satur.
day, and examined the property he has just
leased for the purpose Of constructing life-sav.
ing apparatus and boats. Active work will be
commenced at once.
Mr.. J. p. Agnew expects to retire from busi-
transfer Of the shipyard to the Arrow steam
ship Company. He will reside on his farm Ia
Fairfax county.
row Steamship Company, was In the city on
Saturday, and returned to New York the same
night. He made the necessary arrangements
for the transfer of the shipyardto his company
Mi. j. r. Tackett, who has been quite sick at
his residence on Duke street, Is said to be
The Alexandria Light Infantry on Saturday
purchased Armory Hall, on South Royal street,
ut the trustees sale, for S2,100. The original
cost OF the property was about Si,OO
agents, have Just sold to q syndicate the tract
OF land owned by Thomas Jewell, containing
200 acres and situated one mile south OF the
$50 per acre. The land was assessed at Us per
acre In 1885.
The members of the Alexandria Light In
fantry were measured on Saturday for their
new uniforms by the representative Of the
New York house that has secured the contract
for making them. The uniform coat will be
red with gold and blue trimmings. The pants
are to- be dark blue with cardinal stripes.
shake hats with chain appendage. The officers
will have frock coats the coats Of the priyates
will be cutaNSay. II Is thought that the COM
pany will enter the National Drill regardless
Of the colored question, which has been the
talk of the newspapers for some time past.
John W. Crecy is in the city on visit to his
parents. ...r
The Easter services at st. Paul's Church yes
terday afternoon were OF a very interesting
character and on grand scale. The-display
of flowers has never been equaled In this city.
The carols were all beautifully sung.
Floral offerings were delivered In memory
of Miss Annie Bailey and Mr.. James Blackwell,
former teachers in the Sunday school.
The Presbytery of the Chesapeake, in session
at Culpeper, on last Saturday dissolved the
pastoral relations between Rev. DR.. Dinwiddie
and the Second Presbyterian Church OF this
city.
The alarm of fire on Saturday morning
about II o'clock was caused by the burning OF
two small frame houses on North Fairfax
street. formerly owned by Mrs. DR.. Bull. They
Thomas Gray and wife, of New York, are
registered at the Braddock House.
The ordinance Of baptism was administered
at the First Baptist Church yesterday morning
by tho Rev. Mr.. Mercer to the following per
sons Mrs. Armour and two daughters, Lizzie
and Belle; Miss Julia English, Miss Ruth Hen.
derson. Miss Edith Nails, George Rogers, and
Edward Penn.
National Republican., 1887-04-11
NEW PUBLICATIONS.


THE OVERLAND MONTHLY. April. OYER
land Monthly Company. San Francisco:
il6 Montgomery street. Publishers
Refreshing as a breeze from the sea in
sultry day is the Overland, so different is It
from our eastern literature, on account Of
that difference so positively exhilarating.
The very fret article, Tin Modern Gold
Mining Camp" transports us Immediately
to California. IA Trip to the Eurocs aud
Back In 1sGln Is quite new land to us and
delightful. The same may be said Of "a
Back Back Country Type" 1.-THE p Pu1tacSosst ssss
Clara.t "That Yankee Missionary" is q
powerful sketch OF border and Indian life,
its interest and patlos intense. There are
many other contributions, some continued
stories, poems, and all OF decided value.
Who would glide into new world and
enjoy himself, let him read the Overland.
CHEER. April. 10 cents; 81 year. Phila.
delphia; Cheer Company, 1917 Walnutstreet.
Publishers.
Our old friend, the Caterer, comes to us
this changeful April morn, with a new
name-Cheer. And an appropriate name
1t lie. The former ceased to be 30. Long
time the magazine had been growing
lectual delectation as for the corporeal.
Now, three cheers for Cheer!
There is one picture, just one, but good.
The frontispiece, "Harmony Below Stairs" !"
presents three old men In a cellar, enjoy
Ing their pipes-or two Of them are-while
the third sings TO HE own accompaniment
Of the Lutte, which improvised instrument is
long, handled ,ladle, accommodated with
strings. A companion Standing by holds
his hand to his ear, whether better TO re.
ceive the sound, or quite to exclude IL, is
left in doubt. Yet q sad expression dwells
on his face. Indications of recent feast
appear.
"An American Artists Life In Romen Is
interesting and unique. "a Regal Dessert" /"
from Barry Gray's "Castles in the Air''-
Barry possesses one there now somewhere,
| for our dear friend is no more on earth-is
charming piece OF work. "The Cat Club"
| abounde In entertainment and instruction,
| wit, aud excellent sense. "Christopher
Snarl" directs his "growl' against people
| who cont know how to manage their feet
but, at the tbeater and other public places
| drum with them on the wooden strips Of
neighbors' chairs. A pretty love story, "a
Silver Wedding,n begins.
| We rest In the "Kitchen" after this in
stallment of sentiment and learn how to
prepare many delicious articles of food.
OUTING. 25 cents: ss a year. New York: lio
Nassau street. Publishers.
A dainty design, "The Spirit Of Outing
introduces the numLer. An airy, girlsl
fgurc eits up in tree, flowers below her
leaves around. She reaches, MS to catch,
bird flying near. The fancy is very beau
tiful.
"After Geronimo'' follows, well picturet
with curious and exciting subjects.
Among many articles are "Yachts ant
Yacht Clubs Of San Francisco" ga Bou
With the Gloves,n "Around the World ol
Bicycle" IA Bicycle Incident" eth
asb,Mgton wao Lives sui IN ba Gng
logne," and "a Tramp Trip to Europe.
All these are freely and finely illustrated
There is also much news Of clubs, games
&c.
All live people love Outing.
National Republican., 1887-04-11
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMMISSION
The Three Men Selected by President
Cleveland.

The President has appointed as commission
ers to investigate the affairs OF the Pacific rail-
roads, under the act passed by the last Con-
gress Robert u. Pattison, OF Pennsylvania; L.
Ellery Anderson. of New York. and David
Litler OF Illinois.
Mr.. Pattison was born In Maryland, gradua-
ted from the Philadelphia High School in
1872, and was admitted to the bar. the same
year. In 1877 he was. nominated by
the Democrats for comptroller OF
that city and was elected, and re.
elected in 1850. In 1882 he was nominated by
the Democrats for governor of Pennsylvania
and was elected by large majority. He
retired from that office last January and re-
sumed the practice of law In philadelphia.
Mr.. Anderson was born in 1883 graduated at
Harvard College In 1852, and was admitted 70
the New York city bar In 1854. and has since
been in active practice OF his profession in
that city. In politics he has always been
Democrat and has been connected with many
Of the reform movements In that city. He
was one of the leading members in the organ
ization of the County Democracy, and was
for some time chairman of It's general COM
inittee. He has been specially connected
with much important litigation, involving
the close examination of accounts and methods
Of railroad corporations. ID f,.... IS
Mr. .Littler Is a Republican, a prominent
member of the Illinois legislature, and a law
yer by profession,
National Republican., 1887-04-11

For some time past it has, in certain cases.
been possible to purchase ready made clothing
and be allowed q little credit thereon after
paying the malor portion OF the price down
and giving references and notes for the pay
ment OF the balance, but goods purchased In
than when bought for cash. The Part Pay
ment Clothing and Tailoring Company, OF lll2
y street northwest, proposes TO reyolutlonile
the business. II will sell fine clothing at cash
prices and on the installment plan. II docs not
ask for any security but will furnish the best
articles on easy terms 10 all comers.
National Republican., 1887-04-11
DAlTiMoRR AND ONO RAILROAD.
Schedule In effect SUNDAY, MAR. 1s. 1857.
until further notice

until further notice
Leave Washington from station. oorner NJ
New jersey avenue and street
FOR Chicago IL a. m. and 1910 p. M,
daily, with through coaches and sic eping cars,
Pittsburg and Chicago, arriving in Pittsburg M
300 p. M, Chicago next morning at 1f:IO No
extra fare Is charged on this train for fast time.
through coaches and Palace Sleeping Cars Ia
Cinclnnati,and 81. Louis without change:S.S1
ST. Louis, arriving In Cincinnati next morning
at 7a6, St Louis 640p. m. No extra fare IA
charged OF this train for fast time.
For Pittsburg at l45 a. M, and Sh5 n m
daily, TO Pittsb1rg, Cleveland aud Detroit with ih,
Parlor and Sleeping Cars TO Pittsburg.
For Lexington and Locs' stations $40 a. rn.,
daily except Sunday.
For points on Shenandoah Valley raIIrosd
For Havre de Grace, Newark, Wilmington.
and Philadelphia, 7:3o a. m. 2lo n M, and
For wilmington, Del, and Intermediate
points between Baltimore and Wilmington.
S:l5 p. m; daily, except sunday.
$50, and io05a a M, i2io i:S0 Si5 ISL aS.wh,nts Sh h,S
train, $3.50, 4:So, 4:4o $40 e:45 1885, s:25. and
For baltimore on Sundays, $50, 7so, $50. ana
@ a@oeo q. m. i:lt, $3.50. 4;So t!io $40 Gas 7:35,
For Annapolis, GAO a. M. and 1910, 4:sc and
~.
For way stations between Washington ana
baltimore, 3, 6ao, $50 a. M, 1910 r. m, 8:3O,
$40, 6a5, and IL p m. On SUNDAYS. s,S1 n m,
and 115, $3.50, 44O, 6i5, and 1870 D. m. For
stations on Metropolitan Brunch, 6:i5 a. M
daily, except Sunday, and 5;s1 p. M, daily; i.a8
P.,rn,,s p M, daily, except Sunday, for principal
daily, on sunday stops at all stations. For
Gaithersburg and intermediate points, o:3l
q, M. 1890 and ll:2l p M, daily, except Sun.
day. For FREDERICK, $40 a. m. II AS q, M,
and 4a0 D. m. daily. except Sunday. '
For Hagerstown $40 a. m, ana 5s1 n N, =.
daily, except Sunday. '''
Trains arrive from the West daily, 600 7:20
a. m, 300 and 7:25 p m.
From points on Shenandoah Valley railroad.
Q p. IN. daily.
From Philadelphia Chester, Wilmington.
and Havre dc Grace. ll:S0 a. M. 800 D. M. and
From wilmington, Del, and Intermediate
points north of Baltimore, 1l:20 a. m.
From Annapolis S:SO a. M, and 1:50, 5:25, ana
From HarIers Ferry and Valley Railroad.
$50 p m: daily, except Sunday.
From Frederick and Intermediate points. son
o. m. and S:l6 p. m, daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave baltimore for Washington at
$50, 8. 4, 400, 5, $50, 7i5, o, and ii D. m. on
Sundays, $50, 7:20, 9.05, and 1920 a, m. 10.
2:80, 4:2O, 500 G:30 7:i5, y, and 100 D. m
All trains from Washington stop al Relay Sta
ton except 1850, 2;l0, S:l5, and 7:S5 D. m.
For inTihSr @ Information apply at the Bslti.
tion. 6l9 and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner
OF Fourteenth street, where orders will be aken
for baggage TO be checked and received at any
point In the city. TX. LORD,
DAVID LEE, a. p, A..
PERCY G. SMITH.
Pass, Agent, Washinrton,
National Republican., 1887-04-11
CITY ITEMS.

ROWLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION, -211 Four
of Pennsylvania avenue L. p. Rowland, NJ
D., c. II. Rowland, D. d. s., surgical, operative,
and mechanical dentists Extractions, under
nitrous oxide, so cents, each tooth, and only 90
of teeth arc extracted at the same sitting.
Have administered nitrous oxide TO over AZ, 00e
persons. Artificial teeth 81 per set. Gold,
best manner. AL work warranted first class.
"ALDERNEY DAIRY WAGONS" Fresh Alder
ney Butter churned every morning and deliv-
cred In u pound 'Ward' prints, at 40 cents per
pound. Also cottage cheese, 8 cents per ball
buttermilk. cents per quart, and sweet milk
at cents per quart
BERKELEY, a pure rye whisky, the best on
tho market for the price, "a per gallon, III a
SnaIt apd % Gents pint 70 cents sample
National Republican., 1887-04-11
vJyHK GREAT PENNsf LVANIA ROUTE 10
II THENORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST,
DOUBLETRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY.
6TEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIP.
IN EFFKCT JAN. 80, 1887.

STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT KouiP.
IN RFFRCT JAN. 80. 1887
TRAINS LEAVE Washington from station,
corner 9Th and streets, as follows:
For Pittsburg and the West, Chicago Limited
Express s.s O. Palace Sleeping Cars az 950 a. M
and 81. Louis, with Sleeping Cars from Harris.
burg TO Cincinnati, and Buffet Car TO St. Louis;
daily, except Saturday, 70 Chicago, with Sleep.
press, at $40 p. m. daily, with Sleeping Cars
Washington TO Chicago aud St. Louis, aud Har-
risburs 70 Cleveland, connecting at Harris
vile and Memphis. Pacific Express, 10
r. m. daily for Pittsburg aud thewest. with
through Sleeper Ia Hsrris6nrg bhn 20 Chicago,
For Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo,
Niagara, 1000 p. m. daily except Saturday,
with Palace Cars washington TO Rochester.
For Williamsport, Lock Haven, aud Elmira,
at $50 a. IN. daily, except Sunday.
For New York and the East, 7:25, 900. ana
Has a. m, 1890, 200, 4l5, 1000, and il:2Op p. m.
1l:20 m. Limited Express Of Pullman Parlor
Cars gsg a. m. daily. except Sunday. aud 400
For Boston without change. 400 D. N every
day.
For Brooklyn. N. ". all through trains cons
meet at Jersey City with boats OF brooklyn An.
mex, ahording direct transfer to Fulton street,
avoiding double ferriage across New York city,
For Philadelphia, 7:25, 800 and HIS a. m,
l2;SG SGe. tiS 500 1900 - ga and l1:2o p; N; on
-
ll;2op. m. Limited Express, $40 a. m. week
days, and 400 m. daily.
For Baltimore, 6:8o i:26. 300, 9i0 $50, II :l5 a.
m, 1880, l2;35, 200, 400 4.l6, l:29, 4:iO, 600.
| sac, l0OO and 1l:20 p. m. On Sunday 900, $50,
lliba. m, 1880 200, 400, AIS, 600. $40. 1000,
For Popes Creek Line, 7:25 a. m. and 4;lo u.
m: daily except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 7;25 a. n, 1880, 4:23, and 500
m, daily, except Sunday. Sundays. 9ooa. M.
ALEXANDRIA, AND FREDERICKSBURG
RAILWAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND
WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, 600, 6:i5, $40, 9i7. II 100 a. m.
1901 noon, 2O5, 4:26, A:S5, 6Ol, sos, 1906 and
1887 p. m. On Sunday at 600, 9:a7, l1O0 q. m,
0iSt For Richmond ana ID the South, 800 iiOOa. M
| daily, and 4:S5 p, m. daily, except sunday.
| Trains leave Alexandria for Washington,
6:05 800, 910, 10:16, 1048 a, m; 1;20, 500 32S
$40. 7:Ob, 9;32 and 10a2 p. m, and 1910 mid
night except Monday. On Sundayat 500
and 10As a mi 400, BIO, 9'S2, lO'42 p m, aud
Tickets and information at the once, north.
east corner OF 18th street and Pennsylyania
avenue, and at the station, where orders can
be lefl for the checking Of baggage to destinR.
ton nom hotels and Residences. :, ,o
| General Passenger Agent.
] QHAH, Y. PU6H, General Aanssets